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Bring some shine back to the Dreamhouse as PowerWash Simulator 2 gets a Barbie-themed DLC.

You’ve cleaned up in a galaxy far far away, a grimdark realm where humanity is on its last legs, as well as world where its vitality was being drained by a great evil…a corporation, but the next DLC for PowerWash Simulator 2 will take you to a realm where it’s less gloomy…and a lot more pink!

Coming later this year, our hazmat suit wearing clean technicians will be cleaning something more plastic and fantastic! The Dreamhouse, the plane, the camper and other actual toys and accessories from the Barbie toy line will be available for you to hose down and return to its original luster.

Now the question remains…why is that trailer close with a focus on an orange cat…are we gonna be cleaning lasagna dishes in our future?

PowerWash Simulator 2 Barbie Pack will be coming later this year for $7.99 and the base game and its DLC is available now on PC and consoles.

PowerWash Simulator 2 | Barbie Pack Announce Trailer

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